DIYbanter

DIYbanter (https://www.diybanter.com/)
-   Home Repair (https://www.diybanter.com/home-repair/)
-   -   Remove mold and its smell BioZap (https://www.diybanter.com/home-repair/190436-remove-mold-its-smell-biozap.html)

[email protected] January 26th 07 04:54 AM

Remove mold and its smell BioZap
 
I am a user of BioZap, not its distributor. I post this message for
those who want to find a natural product to get rid of moldy smell. I
had a real bad mold problem this past summer when severe mold odor come
out of all of the cold air return vents as well as heat registers of my
house, upstairs as well as downstairs (later I found out there were two
moldy sources, and they have been fixed). This problem caused us to
have real bad respiratory problems. My nose run almost non stop as
long as I was in the house. I searched everywhere for a simple product
to combat mold in the duct system. None of them seem right, until
finally I found BioZap. Its description seem to be too good to be
true. But I gave the number of call anyway and consulted with the
person who answered the phone. He told me that he used this product
for his bathroom smell and it got rid of it within 6 days. So I
brought one big jar of BioZap (tea tree oil with no other added odor)
for around $50 to just give it a try. I placed the jar without its
cover in my downstair cold air return duct. Its smell came out of my
upstair heat register a few hours later. Not a particular fan of tea
tree oil, I closed or sealed off all cold air return vents and heat
registers for the next three days. Then I got curious, so I opened one
heat register cover. To my surprise, I could not smell a thing. Then
I opened more and more and found only faint smell of tea tree oil from
some, otherwise nothing. Later I found out to get rid of moldy smell
in small space that is hard to place the whole jar in, a few spoolful
of BioZap smeared onto its inside wall would do the job also. You can
find this product on radonseal.com Good luck. I will be very happy if
it works for you.



All times are GMT +1. The time now is 10:52 AM.

Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright ©2004 - 2014 DIYbanter